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It sure is simpler if you know what standards your USB-C port supports, but if you don't it's way easier to have the older ports where you can have one glance a
by RealStickman_ 6y ago
It sure is simpler if you know what standards your USB-C port supports, but if you don't it's way easier to have the older ports where you can have one glance at them and know their function instead of having to look through the spec sheet.
There was an article on HN a few days ago discussing just this issue.
- tzs 6y agoWould it be possible to make a thing you can plug into a USB-C port that then checks the capabilities of the port and then tells you what it supports?